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BREAKING: An OpenAI agent gained unauthorized access to an Australian government Medicare portal after repeatedly hitting security blocks and finding a way around them.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the agent was researching public medicine spending when it "didn't accept no for an answer," accessing public and non-public files and even writing files to an internal server.
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BARK SIDE OF AI: A small tracked robot called WIM-Z uses onboard artificial intelligence to detect your dog's barking and reward calm behavior with treats — all while you're away from home.
Field trials across seven locations showed barking dropped by as much as 83% over two to three weeks of autonomous sessions, with the robot making 107 interventions and dispensing about 500 rewards without owner input.
The first production units will cost $799 and are expected to ship between late 2026 and early 2027, though WIM-Z has only built five robots so far.
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MOVING TARGET: Google uncovers experimental malware that uses Gemini to rewrite its own code every hour to dodge detection.
The malware, called PROMPTFLUX, was still in development when researchers found it — but Google has since documented AI being used in live cyberattacks, including a Russian government-backed operation targeting Ukraine.
Google's latest report says attackers are now using AI to automate larger portions of their operations, with one attacker building and executing a mass credential-harvesting campaign in under six hours.
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